Markets at a Glance from Associated Press
Hogs show strength up to 29 cents higher with a top of 18.35 per hundredweight. Cattle demand holds firm with steers reaching 27.00. Poultry remains weak to steady with prices unchanged to three cents lower.
09 Apr 1955
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1955
Page
1
Hogs show strength up to 29 cents higher with a top of 18.35 per hundredweight. Cattle demand holds firm with steers reaching 27.00. Poultry remains weak to steady with prices unchanged to three cents lower.
Salable hogs at 4 000 head mostly light to heavy weights with prices from 16.00 to 18.35 per 100 pounds. Cattle and calves listed with averages across weight classes, including yearling steers around 27.00 and various grades of steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and vealers priced from 11.00 to 25.50 per 100 pounds.
Arrivals show old and new potato stock across regions with prices for California russets Wisconsin chips and Florida reds amid current receipts. FPC authorizes Tennessee Gas Transmission to build a 370 mile Gulf Coast to Kinder La natural gas pipeline replacing 211 miles authorized but not built at a cost about 35.4 million. The pelican rookery on Pyamid Lake north of Reno marks the western region’s note.
In Chicago live poultry market notes hens weak while young stock steady with receipts 289 coops yesterday 137 coops 58894 lb. Prices unchanged to three lower with heavy hens 20 to 27 light hens 16 to 16.5 broilers 34 to 36.5 old roosters 12 to 12.5 caponettes 39 to 41.
The Ouachita Parish school board bond election for 1.2 million dollars closes registration books for precincts 1-10 in Wards Land 10 until after next month’s vote. Only property owners may vote and must be listed in Wards 3 and 10 within the city limits.
Washington reports Crude oil stocks totaled 266 563 000 barrels on April 2 up 2 62 million from the prior week Texas holds 122 564 000 barrels up 3 556 million California 35 888 000 up 186 000 Oklahoma 24 944 000 up 309 000 Louisiana 14 878 000 down 1 000 Kansas 8 064 000 down 64 000 Illinois Indiana 10 247 000 down 119 000.
A flood report notes 24 hour stage changes along River Street. A pail of water placed in a freshly painted room is suggested to help remove odor.
Five Florida residents were injured, two critically, when their 1953 Packard left the road 92 10 miles west of here and plunged 15 feet into a canal bed. Sam and Nathan Lockmiller of Clearmont, and Mrs. Sam Lockmiller and Mrs. J. W. Lockmiller of Zolfo Springs were hospitalized. J. W. Lockmiller escaped with minor injuries. The group was en route to Tyler Texas for the funeral of Charlie Lockmiller.
In New Orleans on April 8 Police Superintendent Joseph L. Scheuering rejected a councilman's call to retire and backed by Mayor Morrison he defended his 23 year record. The dispute followed a two year probe into the department and a grand jury malfeasance indictment later thrown out.
Funeral services for one year old Thomas Henry Mays will be held at Mulhearn Funeral Chapel at 10 a.m. Saturday with Rev. T. Earl Ogg officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. J. Foster, J. LeRoy Williams, Glover Poole, J. Dodd Brooks.
Mrs. Willie Mae Austin 45 of 412 Vernon Street Monroe died early Friday. Funeral at Peters Funeral Home chapel Saturday at 2 p m with Rev Ira Yeager officiating. Interment Riverview Burial Park. Survived by husband Henry, mother Carrie Chandler, two daughters Mary Esther Upton Delhi and Ivy Lee Stuckey Monroe, two sisters Kathleen McDonald Monroe and Paul Wright Cisco Texas, a brother Leon Chandler Monroe.
Otis W. Grant, 67, died Tuesday in a Shreveport hospital. Funeral held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Spearsville Baptist Church with Rev. Haynes officiating. Interment in Spearsville. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs J D Bench of Tex and Mrs Reba Brown, and brother Artie Grant of Los Angeles. Kilpatrick Funeral Home of Ruston in charge.
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Parnell who died at her home in West Monroe will be at Hixson Brothers Funeral Home Chapel Saturday at 3 p.m. Rev W D Milton and Rev R H Staples will officiate. Born Sept 28 1878 she was a Ouachita parish lifelong resident and widow of C W Parnell. Burial in Hasley Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs George P Goodwin and grandchild Mrs L A Jones Jr plus three great grandsons, four sisters and two brothers. Pallbearers named as Chester De Cair J L Pennell Glen Robertson Durwood Brooks R L Gibson Glen Medaries.
Ira Taylor of Columbia died Friday morning after a brief illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at his residence with Brothers Mills and Lowery officiating. Interment in Welcome Home Cemetery. Riser Funeral Home directing. Survived by wife Ola Saylor, foster daughter Margaret Bales, and foster son Clyde Taylor, all of Columbia.
Winnsboro April 8 Mrs Hettie Ezell 74 died at home of daughter Mrs R W Rogers Gilbert at 4 20 p m Funeral services 3 p m Saturday First Methodist Gilbert Rev J W Boyd and Rev J L Halley officiating Interment Oakley cemetery near Gilbert First National Funeral Home Winnsboro in charge Survived by four daughters three sons 16 great grandchildren six grandchildren four brothers and three sisters body lies in state at Rogers home until services
Fort Wayne Indiana and Boston Massachusetts are among 10 major U S markets that receive all livestock shipments by truck. More than half of the 63 major markets rely on motor trucks for 90 percent or more of incoming live stock.
Rates show daily and combination subscriptions for Daily Sun, Daily Sun World, and News Star. Months and year pricing listed for daily and mall options with varying totals across papers.
Four high school students died in a train car collision near Wisner on Thursday night. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning in Wisner First Baptist Church for Robert Cruce Rupert Scott and Claudette Tarver, with arrangements through First National Funeral Home of Winnsboro. Patsy McMurrian will have services at Farmerville First Baptist Church at 10 30 a.m. under Kilpatrick Funeral Home. Pallbearers include former football teammates and senior classmates. The accident occurred at a grade crossing two miles south of Wisner on state highway 15 about 7 30 p.m. Thursday.
EDINBURG Texas April 8 The Hidalgo county health unit reports the first sleeping sickness case this year in the Lower Rio Grande Valley where an outbreak is feared again. A mosquito eradication program began last month and health officials warn of possible new cases if mosquitoes remain. Last case was reported December. In year several died, most cases mild.
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